About The Author
Aaron Jorbin is a Washington, DC based Web Developer who builds and manages custom websites, applications, and WordPress plugins. He strives to always build high quality experiences for all users of web applications.
He also writes and shares information about the past, his random opinions, and personal adventures.
Category Archives: WordPress
WordCamp Philly 2011
WordCamp Philly 2011 is over, but it is definitely one of those conferences that will keep on giving. I saw some great sessions and met some incredibly people. Some of the highlights (besides the pumpkin cannoli french toast) for me … Continue reading
I’m speaking at WordCamp San Francisco
I will be presenting an as yet unnamed talk on Saturday about Javascript Unit Testing. This WordCamp already has a great lineup of folks, and I only hope that the presentations I am most interested in aren’t at the same time … Continue reading
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WordCamp Raleigh 2011 Roundup
How had I gone my whole life without having sweet tea? While my goal for attending WordCamp Raleigh wasn’t to find out how amazing it is, the fact that I did was icing on the cake. And what a delicious cake it … Continue reading
Debuging for WordPress
WordCamp Raleigh 2011 featured me talking about how to Debug in WordPress and how to file a bug report for WordPress. I talked about a number of tools that make debugging easier that everyone should check out. These tools are: … Continue reading
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Thoughts on Post Meta Boxes in WordPress
I’m generally of the opinion that the screen for adding content should be as simple as possible in a CMS. It’s one of the reasons I really like the new Distraction Free Writing in WordPress 3.2 (sneak peek if case … Continue reading
How You can give back to WordPress
Recently I gave a presentation to the WordPress DC meetup group on ways to contribute to the WordPress community without writing a line of code. There were two parts to this presentation. I presented a list of nine ways to … Continue reading
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First Thoughts: Distraction Free Writing in WordPress 3.2
This is my first attempt at testing distraction free writing, a feature that is currently targeted for WordPress 3.2. It’s still in a very early form, but I’m excited to see where it goes. Here is what it looks like: … Continue reading
